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August 10, 2013
Open Thread
Ha! That would be a laugh. Blogger tells me that the "comment on other blogs...
August 08, 2013
Parenting, opting-out, maternity leave, and Judith Warner
(Sorry, this is a long one -- bear with me!)So a week or so ago,...
August 07, 2013
The child-free: a very rambly post
Ugh -- even that term is an irritant to me. We use the suffix "-free"...
August 07, 2013
What’s going to happen to Germany?
With respect to the birth rate, that is.Their TFR (total fertility rate) is 1.4 children...
August 06, 2013
Wow — libertarians are extraordinarily stubborn!
So the AEI has put out a new proposal for a VoucherCare-like healthcare system, which...
August 06, 2013
The Working Poor
So a while back, I posted about living wage calculators. And here's what I'm thinking:...
August 06, 2013
The Food Stamp calculator
It's not hard to find, actually. Pretty much the first hit on "Illinois food stamps"...
August 04, 2013
Ford Heights is Detroit, writ small.
Ford Heights has no library. The library taxing district takes in $20,000 per year, because...
July 2013
July 30, 2013
From the library: What to Expect when No One’s Expecting (part 1, the raw numbers)
So I've been reading What to Expect When No One's Expecting: America's Coming Demographic Disaster,...
July 29, 2013
Are “men on strike”?
That's the claim of the new book by Helen Smith. I have in mind to...
July 28, 2013
Big Projects in Detroit? Again?!
Detroit has a long history of Big Projects motivated by the hope that, this time,...
July 27, 2013
Healthcare: Recommended Reading
Start with Fresh Medicine by Philip Bredesen. (It's even a bargain book at Amazon.com and...
July 27, 2013
Is College Worth it? Ask the wrong question, get the wrong answer
Is College Worth It? That's the lead article in this summer's Notre Dame Magazine. Not...
July 27, 2013
Detroit: no quick fixes
"It has taken more than a half-century for Detroit to fall this low, and the...
July 26, 2013
Don’t do it, Detroit!
This is awful. Really, really shows that the Powers that Be in Detroit still don't...
July 26, 2013
Healthcare again: overall cost and individual cost as two separate problems
Healthcare in the United States is a complex issue, but there are, ultimately, two categories...
July 25, 2013
Catastrophic health care plans?
What do I think of Catastrophic/high deductible plans?They have their plusses and minuses. My employer...
July 25, 2013
Tax reform: one small proposal
So it seems that Congress is considering tax reform again. The last time this was...
July 24, 2013
Let’s talk about food deserts!
Have you ever looked at the definition of a food desert? The USDA tool has changed...
July 24, 2013
More on healthcare — “Medicaid for all”?
OK, so I've gotten some pushback from my modest number of readers (small gripe about...
July 23, 2013
Illinois’ Pension Mess! — (in the “if I were czar” series)
This is, in broad outlines, the content of a recent unpublished letter to the editor,...
July 22, 2013
Healthcare as the responsibility of the State?
OK, so I said in my last post that "the State has the ultimate responsibility...
July 22, 2013
Healthcare: not a “right” but. . . (part one)
So what I really wanted to do with this blog is, in part at least, to...
July 21, 2013
The soft bigotry of low expectations, Trayvon Martin edition
One thing that’s happening here, in the emerging narrative of Martin perceiving himself as being...
July 20, 2013
How I’d fix Detroit (in the continuing “if I were czar” series)
Remember how the backruptcy judge split General Motors into two: Old GM, with all the...
July 20, 2013
Easy way to understand that Chicago is not Detroit
1) log onto www.realtor.com.2) look at all listings for Detroit, and play with the slider...
July 19, 2013
Enough of the schadenfreude! (more on Detroit)
I was all set to work on my the things I want to write about...
July 19, 2013
“Michigan AG challenges judge’s ruling that Detroit bankruptcy is unconstitutional”
What a mess!In the private sector, employers cannot cut back accrued pension benefits (though they...
July 19, 2013
Are clotheslines hip?
So Ann Althouse is talking clotheslines now.I remember clotheslines, and I'm not that old. Mom...
July 19, 2013
In the news today: Detroit declares bankruptcy
No, I don't have a link. It's in the papers. The biggest unknown is what...
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